Last Year’s DeShazor Beauty CoDege Graduatkffl at St. Joseph’s Church
DESHAZOR SUPPLY HODSE
Joins Faculty
A. & T. PRESIDENT
Louis Wade, newest member
of the DeShazor Beauty facul
ty. Mr. Wade has had an un
usual amount of training and
experience as a cosmetician. In
addition he has owned and op
erated several beauty shops in
New Jersey and North Caro
lina.
FARMERS TO
MEET AT -
A. and T. SAT.
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Pres. F. IX Blufordof A. and T. College,
under whose able ad-ministration and guid
ance, the school has attained a very high
rating among techni-cal and Agricultural
colleges.
i . Last year’s cliss^held its graduating' exercises at the St. Joseph
wtyXThisVas one
«ever*l nugnbers of
.. . . GiREENNJBORO, (Special) —
E. Church located on Faytteville street arfifriaN^o leaders in agriculture and
of the largest groups to finish the college since its beginning in 1937. Seated in front of the throu^out nafm»i
the faculty. . ' { ' MM
First Graduating Class Of DeShazor B eauty School
the nation
are looking forward to the agri-
tural and technical conferencieB
which will be held at A and T
College, Friday, March 8 for
significant findings and recomr
m'endations relating to the train
ing of more proficient workers
in these field# ajid the mo.^.
complete integration of tbe Ne-
•^o into present day apiculture
and induitry. The tw'o confer-
nces are scheduled as part of
X and T’e oOth anniieraary
celebration, Thursday through
unday, March 6-9.
General theme of these cortU’r
enees is “The Negio ][jand Grant
College In A Changing Social
Order. ” Ways and means of in
tegrating Negroes into govern
mental programs in the agrieul
tural and teehnical fields will be
,*sp>ecially discussed.
Farmers and industrial work
ers from all sections of the stat
es have been invited to particip-
ate. Leaders of national reputa-
■ ‘.The picture above shows the first graduating class to complete the course in Beauty Culture offered- by the DeShazor
BeautyNCollege. All of, the members of the cJass are now gainfully employed in the practice of their profession in variaas address the groups,
sections.ofvthis and other states. ^ Present plans as announced by
—!: :— ^ — — :! Deans J. M. Marteena and J. C
McJjaughlin, of the divisions of
mechanics arts and agriculture,
respecti'vely, chairman of the
groups, calls for separate agrieul
tural^ and technical confereHces
Friday morning and a joint sess
ion that afternoon.
Virginia State
Trojans Top Pirates
In Overtime 57 - 53
PETERSBURG, Va. — In
a stirring S minut# overtime
period here on Tuesday, Feo. 2")
Virginia State Trojans jumped
back into the win coIuih* when
they edged out the injpired
Hampton Pirates, 57-o3.
With but one minute to play
in the last periol, Mtreiiell
Powell, consistent scoring for
ward, hit the hoop from mid-
conrt to give the Trojans the two
poinU that tied the game un at
50-all. Both Powell and Wearer
missed Free throw opportunitie*
CONGRATULATIONS
N. C. C. EAGLES
C.LA.A. CHAMPS
SOUTHERN fidelity'
MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
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North Carolina
Typical Scene At DeShazor Beauty College, Just Before Taking State Board
S.A.A.C. Tourney
At Friendship Gym
BY EDWABD W. BRICE
Oonlereuce -Poblicity AgMnt
CHERAW, 8. C. — Basketball
interest in Junior College Circles
was heightened here Saturday
night when tJie girls’ team from
Coulter Academy, Cheraw, S. C.
^feated (the Friendship College
Cagersi in the finals of the South
Atlantic Aitheletiosi Conference^
'Tie ^ame featured the fast step
ping forward of Coulter . idemy
Talley wh.o made "the all Confer-
■?nee team. The boys’ team finals!
were won by Voorheea Institute
over Haines Insititirte of Augusta
In a battle whi'ch see sawed from
!:he opening minutes, and was:
finally won the Barrotr feaaxgin
>f 38, 36. Haio€« went down o
iefea-t Starring for Voorhees
vas Stewart who played guard,
nd he covered the court like a
W’^teran. f>a«it y«ir VoH*hees met
’Taineg in the final* and won
’oing away. The victory this yeaJf
wark^ their sJacond ehapipionship
n" this Junior College tourney.
The Conference tourney wiere
anticipated in hy oagers from
he following Bohoola): Haines
nrttitute, Augustar, Ga.; Voorfccta
institute, Denmark, S. C. Clinton
‘on College, Rock Hill, Friend'
, _ College, Rock Hill, Coulter
Here the senior^is-being.given'the-lastminute|jin- '^®*‘^®^’ Cberaw, S. C. Morris j
V,. --‘Jer and«head.of‘tho C(jjlege,-Madam DeShazor. ~Imra'^diltelyfafWthe'(aboveipicture ^We^tiXng teanw were Riven!
was't8kfin‘the^entire,cla88*left for Raleigh in a special‘chartered^bus,-f where theynookUhe-state-examination-whichiwould trophies awarded by
‘ a , the Conference, and the ups also
pemit^them.tO‘,vwk;;W ^ given trophi...
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MR. AUTO OWNER:
Your Battery Charged in
30 Minutes
We wash cars under our special hifh presssre
hose which guarantees the removal of all mud and
foreign substances.
RAY’S GULF SERVICE STATION
Allei Leids Pintcs
To Tria Lncoh
Lhmis 44 to 42
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HAMPT02f, V a. — PUyiaf
their ^»1 gmmm of the mHUtm,
the Hamptcm PiratM iaMMd
back a •tronfr linewla Ueivemty
qniiit 44 to -12 ia a Jiriil BMiadI
game on Raturdi^, Marrfe 1, oB
Satorday, March 1* *a the
ton Institute floor.
The Pirat«« put th« prwuaca
on from the befpaataf »f
fame. With MommH Aiks. hri&
ant Pixate •enter of
New Jmey, aad Tiay fheapMip
atellai- forward ^ Mi4Sgt>3mwi,
Ohio droppiafi ba»ire4ii bmm al
aagles, the Hampton «t^w
10 point.^ before the LiotM
able to register. At one time ia
the early part of the g*iae thegr
were leading 17 to 4. Lion^
Parked by Bill Hunter. eteBsr
guard, b^an palling ap aear th#
end of the half, bat they iretf
unable to OTcreome the Piratea'
lead. At the half Haio{$«a lei
21 to 19.
Coming back ia the teeoai^
half, the Lions pat on a seoriiw
I spree and forged ahead 43 ta'#
near the end of th« gwam, >hiA
'the Pirates were (Meraiina^
end the season wiUi a ▼ietorjr aa
Tiny Thomiiion, ai^ed bf
Ace Phillips, tank two eiip ahala
in shcHl order to put the gam« qa
lire for his mates.
Howard Allen proved a fonmi-
dable thorn in the Lion^ ai^.
Rivero used four differ«it
in an effort to stop hia left nmnd
shots, but hi# efforts were fik-
tile. Allen not only made 12 fidid
Toah to take scoring honers f^
-Ua pveninc, but «iso held Ernie
Yonng, consistently gdcd Lion
center, to one lone field roal.
Offensive honors ako go to Tiny
Thompson who was next in seor-
i”r with 15 points. Joe Reda
Dismond and John Phillip* were
defensive stalwarts for the pir
ates. The shooting and defensive
work of Bill Hunter and Charlie
reham kept the Liong ia the
game.
for the Pirates with bat 15 »•-
conds to play. As the extra per
iod opened, Allen, lanky center,
fouled Hurst, Virginia State
guard, and hi* point broks the
dead lock. In the first minute of
play, the Trojans ehalked up a
7 point lead that the Seaiideif
were not able to orereBn&
In a preliminary played hm,
Hamptonf*s J. B.'s drt^ed the
Virginia State reserves hy « M-
■Comer Pine & Pettigrew Sts.
Phone F-«084
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STEEL facts;
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Steel Capacity Roae t
Almost 40% Since 1918 ^
Annual ImI ingot coyocky ba> lncrioHJ ,
23,000,000 iMl tom hi Mm la# 32 yaan.
Veal Preserved in Can
for 114 Yeara
A tbi plotvd coni«t«r, pock«d fn
1824, wa» op«fi«d {n Inslaml
hi 1938 Itt cont«fits w«rt rauitd
•dfbU.
Nation’s Capitol
Has an Iron Cap
Til* iron d«m« th« Capital
wnighi • tvtal •! 8.909,200
povndf.
Aft^ical scene at-theiDeShazor Beauty College is shown above.
structi^iSvSi'd'the^bpn^iction of-'the founder
i
English Ironworks Onea
Barred from Usiaf Wood''
Id ISSa. Qim«* fttnbok ilfj « 4ltSt»
•itoblitliina prterHiM •• Hwhit Iw^S*
Tl>i* werkad • am Ht« tn«>
woHu whkh *h«i iMad imkIi -^1—ml
Bull Pi^ Draw
Windsor Battlers
B7 Ifilton 0.
CHARLOTTE — In a mateh
that was plete with knoekdowa^
knockouts, and whirwind aetiod, a
hard hitting boxing afSKrefatimt
from the Winder rnaWMTiitj
Center, Oreenabort»> foopcht ioh»-
son C. Smith Uniwrsity* CIAA
ring champions to a 3 1*2 J lr-3
•li-aw, here Saturday night» aa the
Bulls mad« their Ckarlaite siiy
debut of the enrrant se'^on. The
”nal count waa 3 1-3—8
However, with ril the aoatehM
in the lighter wei«hts, Harold S
Adams, former B% Tea
weight ehanifpion who in thr^
years has coached 'the Bnlli ^
two CIAA ehamptonahipe^
undaunted at the oataoii|^. for
hi« big guns in the Quddl«Wij|^
light haa»ywaj^t aod
weight dlrisioos har* ha
sUeneed.
Headlinera of 4ha
the Jeaaap bvoUM«S,
Kermit, of the innd|0B^i|
whom scored avi^ i
al ksockoots. John
Ii^htT\^ight. stood oat 'a»'||^ {
^killfol and aeimlLfie
“Sport/» liarhha^
135 Ib. ehan^p who
Hampton’s freat FafecM
title, aalo a png
nesa that liT*iiW>iW to
in t^ eataiae riat'^
Haviar ddhMel A*
batHiiM ii
«dl idagr hmk te
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